Sentence examples for pertained more or less from inspiring English sources
The same pertained, more or less, when Warhol painted soup cans.
Are intellectual property rights involving genetics and genomics subject matter to which licensing arrangements pertain more or less likely to be involved in infringement litigation?
Dress, hairstyle, sexual activity (more OR less).
Hence, in most cases the difference pertained more to missing or additionally tested compounds.
One question is what scenarios or conditions would need to pertain to justify apportioning more or less agency and, correspondingly, political or moral responsibility to the architect or to the client, in design and build phases of realizing an architectural object.
The colour temperature is therefore a measure of the relative amounts of radiation in two more or less broad wavelength regions, while the ionization and excitation temperatures pertain to the temperatures of strata wherein spectral lines are formed.
All of Scripture's negative references to dregs, drunkenness and debauchery pertained to a fermented, alcoholic wine; all the positive references actually referred to an unfermented wine more or less like grape juice.
These days, alas, that image could pertain to climate change, and a grim fate to which these extraordinary animals may be subject, more or less.
And shortly after debuting his "steady" fist, he went on to suggest, more or less, that Clinton isn't man enough to do the job – specifically as it pertains to foreign policy, where women leaders are famously thought to be in danger of being perceived as soft or weak.
(Mixtapes, more or less).
